WMG Event Support builds the stands, runs the technical crew and moves the equipment behind exhibitions, corporate events, festivals and fashion weeks. One accountable team from load-in to load-out, in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and across Europe.
Stagehands, riggers, AV technicians and stand builders who have worked the floor. They arrive with the right tools, the right paperwork and a briefing they have already read.
Vlaardingen is our base, not our limit. We move crew, stands and equipment to venues in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the wider European fair circuit.
You brief one project manager. We coordinate the build, the technique, the transport and the on-site staff, so you have one number to call when something changes.
WMG Event Support is the event division of World Wide Mobility Group. The group runs seven specialist companies that deliver physical projects across Europe, from technical logistics and project furnishing to technical installations. We apply that same discipline to events.
The crate that leaves the warehouse, the stand that goes up on the show floor, the lighting rig that has to be signed off before doors, and the people standing on the stand when visitors walk in are all handled by one team.
Six service lines that cover the build, the technique, the logistics and the people on the floor. Take the full package, or take the one part you are missing.
Send us the floor plan, the technical rider or the run of show. You get a written scope and a quote from a project manager who has stood on that show floor before.
Three parts of an event we take off your plate: the stand and set that has to be built, the technique that has to work first time, and the crew that has to be there on schedule.
We come from technical logistics, not from party planning. We plan the load-in, we count the crates, we check the rigging points and we tell you early when the schedule does not hold. That is a different conversation than most event suppliers offer, and it is why production managers keep calling back.
Take the full build, take the technique, or take the crew. Every option comes with one project manager and a written scope, so nobody is guessing on the day.
Build, technique and staff
Stage, sound, light and set
Stagehands, riggers and runners
Practical answers on stand building, event technique and crew planning, written by the people who do the work.
